South Corsica fascinates with the diversity of its larg landscapes, its prehistoric sites or even the choice of accessible beaches. A range of reserves classified as UNESCO heritage that you will take the time to discover during your walks.

The southern part of the island stretches from the Tyrrhenian Sea on the east side and the Mediterranean Sea on the west.

——————-

For the record, the town of Zonza is a vast expanse, located in the heart of the Alta Rocca, from the foot of the “Aiguilles de Bavella” to the sea. Sainte Lucie de Porto-Vecchio, coastal village of Zonza, for its part, offers a wide choice of beaches, rivers and atypical curiosities.

The Genoese tower of Fautea, overlooks a charming intimate beach and joins the beach of Ovu Santu (more commonly known as “American beach”).

The white sand of the large bay of Pinarello, bordered by a magnificent pine forest, invites you to water sports. You will love tasting the local specialties in one of the many restaurants, right on the water.

——————-

The natural pools of Cavu river, fabulous playgrounds with multiple pools sculpted by the current. It is a popular attraction for holidaymakers, with its branch addict site, its walks in a dream setting, not to be missed under any circumstances.

A multitude of creeks and coves in turquoise shades will delight young and old. Finally, our geographical location offers an excellent compromise for discovering the coast. Between sea and mountains, Hotel Olmuccio welcomes you from April to October. Nestled in an ideal green setting, 400m from Ovu Santu beach, it is also the dream location for our loyal visitors on two wheels.

Ovu Santu beach

400 meters from the hotel, the beach of Lavu Santu “Lac Saint”, is a preserved natural site, classified Natura 2000. Protected by the European Union, its endemic flora includes rarities such as the delphinium pictum.

The beach stretches for 900 meters. It joins the mouth of the Cavu River, which flows into the Tyrrhenian Sea. Devoid of any development, it is one of the rare secret, peaceful and fully preserved places. Privilege of scholars, it delights regulars.

Access   →

• From Porto-Vecchio, continue the N198 north. After about 17 km, before the bay of Fautea, park on the outskirts. You will then take a small sandy path on foot, with a breathtaking view of the Genoese tower to your left. Also accessible from Fautea beach to the south.

• A customs trail from the beach of Lavu Santu joins in 30 minutes, the fabulous cove of Fautea.